| Mikimachi-tana (Miki-town shelves) refers to the shelves which are considered to have been built by Sosa KOSHIN (the 4th) in the residence of Omote-senke in Miki Town, Wakayama City, using a combination of three types of wood (including Japanese cedar, Japanese cypress and fir). |
三木町棚（みきまちたな） - 和歌山市三木町にあった表千家の屋敷で4代江岑宗左が三種類の寄木（杉・檜・もみ）で作ったとされる棚。 |